Burger King — Restaurant in Franklin

I did an online order for 2 whopper meals with cheese, and 2 sides salads. I pull up to the drive through at 428 and get asked hold. At that moment there was at least 3 cars in front of me so I was okay with holding. 20 minutes later I finally get to the window, 15 of which there was no longer anyone in front of me. I sit there for maybe 5 minutes and get asked to pull up. Sit for another 20 minutes. At 5:01 I watched as another car get they're order and leave the drive though window while I'm still siting here waiting on mine and another car behind me waiting as long as I had been waiting. So I call the store to see what's going on. The guy who answered the phone didnt really sound professional and when I told him I had been waiting for over 20 minutes and just watched someone else leave with they're food all I was told was that someone was coming. I'm guessing it was the manager that answered, lacked any type of professionalism didnt apologize. The food wasnt even...

Drove away after waiting to order for 10 minutes....lol....so ......

Update Sooo hungry still waiting.....sooooooo soooo hungry.

Ok so finally got me a hamburger, and it was worth the wait. I mean I felt bad for the poor people working. Darn supply chain shortage and they ran out of beef. But being burger KING these guys all got in a truck and went down yonder a bit, and cownapped one from the farm. Then we all say there shaking our heads looking at the poor critter all on its back and just as confused as can be. Well time passed and they figured it out and somehow made some pretty good burger. Now what took so long was not the "borrowing" of the cow, the preparation of the said cow, or the cooking of the said cow. It was the fact that the owner of the said cow followed the scrape marks the underside of the truck left putting that thing in the back of a quarter ton. And he was...

They put cones in the drive-through to let us know that the drive-through is not open, but it appears like the inside isn’t open either because I can see people on ladders up to the lightbulbs trying to do some thing, but I was staring at them, hoping they would not their head yes or no and I know that they knew what I was wanting to know. It’s obvious if your drive-through is closed and you pull up to the door and you’re staring at them that you would like to go to the restaurant. Like duh. No sign on the door that says the inside is closed or anything. it’s rude to not let your customers know what is going on and of course they don’t answer the phone. I noticed none of the restaurants in Franklin that are fast food ever...